Winkler Bible school students on an outing in Kildonan park in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Many of the students are wearing corsages.

The student body with teachers sitting in the front of Pniel Bible School.

Tent revival meeting and the speaker was George Brunk. The tent was full of attendees every day of the revival week which took place in Vancouver, BC.

Samara choir consisting of twenty-two singers and their leader who is seated at the table on the far left. The woman with the "X" is Margaret Klippenstein Enns (she likely is GM#767866, mother of Mrs. Margaret Enns Neufeldt GM# 410250.

North End Mennonite Brethren church choir in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Back row (left to right) : Wolfred Dirks, Henry Plett, Rueben Horch, Henry Shier, Ed Barkman, Andy Shier, unknown, ......Leasch. Fourth row (left to right) : ....Leasch, unknown .....Friesen, Jessie Reimer, Elizabeth Toews, Nalga Isaac, Violet Isaac, Anne Toews, Mary Koslowsky, Peter Friesen. Third row (left to right) : Albert Horch, ......Krontz, Anne Wiebe, .....Janzen, Irna Klassen, Albertina Wiebe, Anne Koslowsky, Lynda Penner, Martha Thiessen, Mrs. Falk, Jake Toews. Second row (left to right) : Bill Wiebe, Elsie Warkentin, Helen Hamm, Jessie Pauls, Tina Plett, Ben Horch, Esther (Hiebert) Horch, Zelma Pauls Horch, Irene Thiessen, .....Janzen. First row (left to right) : .....Leasch, Erica Thiessen, Margaret Toews, Martha Hiebert, Mr. J. Wedel, Olga Flatt, unknown, unknown, Nick Dyck

North Kildonen Mennonite Brethren male choir of seventeen members with the conductor who is sitting in the middle of the front row with the baton. Back row (Left to right) : Ted Epp, John Koslowsky, Ed Barkman, unknown, unknown. Middle row (left to right) : unknown, unknown, William John Baerg, unknown unknown, Herman Dirksen. First row (left to right) : John Suderman, ....Redekop, John DeFehr, Dietrich Friesen (Conductor), Peter Koslowsky, Abe Friesen, unknown.

There are 6 photographs of churches on this photograph : dated 1929, 1932, 1934, 1937, 1941.

Jacob and Katharina (Penner) Peters sitting on chairs in the front with their four children and families. Two spouses are married with their partners (each holding a grandchild) standing and their spouses are sitting in front of them. Back row (left to right): Gary Peters, Teresa Peters, Sara Darlene (Peters) Downe, Melissa Jayne Peters, Alan Peters. Front Row (left to right) : Lillian (Klassen) Peters, Katherine (Penner) Peters, Angel Peters, Jacob Peters, Marilyn (Reimer) Peters.

A family picture of parents with their three children, two daughters and one son.

Family of Frank and Lydia Janzen. A family of adult children with their spouses and nine grandchildren. Back row (left to right) : Jacob Epp, Jim Klassen, John Toews, Carole (Janzen) Hiebert, Frank Janzen, Harold Janzen, First row with children (left to right) : Connie (Epp) Campbell, Darrel Epp, Phillis (Janzen) Epp, Irene (Janzen) Klassen, Gary Toews, Loren Toews, Alice (Janzen) Toews, Marilyn Toews, Lydia (Penner) Janzen, Martha (Toews) Janzen, Lisa Janzen, Randall Janzen, Alan Janzen.

A family of four adults and two children. Possibly a grandmother with her son and his wife and their two children and a daughter.

76 gasoline station operated by Jacob Janzen is standing beside his car in Greendale, British Columbia.

Furniture store in Clearbrook operated and owned by Abe Tilitzky.

Clearbrook Credit Union board. Back row (left to right) : John Reimer, Henry Pauls, Jacob Martens, Jacob Olfert, Bill Driediger, Abram Henry Neufeld. Front row (left to right) : Isaac Redekop, Jacob Janzen, John K. Brandt, David Friesen, Abram J. Friesen and John P. Thiessen.

This is the front view of the Tabor Home where Abe Friesen was the director.

This is a partial view of the homes of the residents.

Back yard of the Tabor Home with a gazebo on the left.

Grandchildren visiting their grandparents in Tabor home.

Mrs. Wiens sitting in her room at the home crocheting.

Mable Hilmac in her room at the Tabor home play the autoharp.

One of the women at Tabor home playing the piano.

Residences and staff attending a service in the chapel. Abe and his wife Katherine (Martens) Friesen are sitting on the left side of the first row.

Tabor Home staff at a Christmas gathering.

Six women staff personal wearing white uniforms are in the backyard with Abe Friesen and Katherine (Martens) Friesen who are sitting in the front row.

Two staff workers washing dishes in the kitchen.

Three staff members baking buns in the Tabor home kitchen. Zwieback (the Mennonite bun) are double-decker yeast rolls, that were traditionally served at every festive occasion.

Director Abe Friesen in the office at Tabor Home.

Abe Friesen bringing meat packages to the kitchen.

Abe Friesen, director, visiting one of the residents who is bedridden.

According to GAMEO, school years began for Abram at the age of seven in Gnadenheim. This photograph is of seventeen men who were also from Gnadenheim, Siberia at a reunion in British Columbia, Canada at the home of Johann Klassen, Jr.